The Saudi Contractors Authority, in cooperation with the General Authority for Small and Medium Enterprises (Monsha’at), announced the start of registration for the sixth edition of the National Talent Development Program in the contracting sector, “Be a Contractor,” in Riyadh, as part of its efforts to empower national talents and enhance their knowledge of the opportunities, work paths, and practice requirements of the contracting sector.
The program aims to provide a knowledge and practical path for those interested in entering the contracting sector , by introducing them to the sector’s environment and opportunities, the basics of establishing and managing businesses, and the challenges associated with projects, in addition to developing their knowledge in administrative, financial and marketing aspects, and giving them the opportunity to benefit from the experiences of specialists and practitioners.
The program extends over two phases
The program extends over two phases; the first begins remotely during the period from November 8 to 19, 2026, and focuses on developing the basic knowledge necessary to enter the contracting sector, including operational planning, preparing business plans, feasibility studies, human resources management, accounting for non-accountants, and marketing emerging projects.
The second phase will be held in person in Riyadh from November 22 to December 14, 2026, from 5 pm to 10 pm, and will include direct meetings with experts in the contracting sector, and practical activities aimed at linking training knowledge with practical practices within projects, and enhancing participants’ understanding of the work environment and the challenges associated with project implementation and management.
Developing national talent in the contracting sector
The program is presented by a number of specialists with experience in contracting and project management. The “Be a Contractor” program for developing national talent in the contracting sector includes specialized topics presented by the Saudi Contractors Authority Academy, including construction project management between methodology and application, occupational safety and health, and budget planning and cost control, which enhances participants’ understanding of the administrative, technical and financial aspects related to the efficient implementation of projects.
The Authority called on national talents interested in entering the contracting sector to register in the National Talent Development Program in the Contracting Sector “Be a Contractor” via the link https://muqawil.org/ar/training/details/aFpiTzVnWHNwdFJhVjh2bGFvSWx1Zz09OjpLTgkXvcLKCNhShBJlvIWo .
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